Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27
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The Gladstone Resolutions
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CLAIMED LnAaUs.
LoxDoz, Aug. 8.-In he Houas of
Oommona, Sir GeoxRe Trewelyan reaa mea
the debate on Giadaaons'a motion Tor
an address 10 The Queen praying fer tue
nullifoaiion Of ths proolanstion az ~
Irish IeaRuA He said tho GoseFnmenl
had not aaksd TIE Honao "a nnea the
Grimes oiil On haar1Ay, buf % pnriia.
naniary retains of crave ontrapea. He
oantended thai ths Houaa should have
tabulatad statistics Of crime before tak-
ina action against the whole IFinh pNo.
pie, and denied that the operations Of
The League increased crime o. led 10
LEA The House understand - ha oan-
tinaed. @lhat Il the proclamation of the
League is sanctioned every fFishman
belonging 10 the Lsage. Who uill nol
leave a the command of tbs 0oveRn-
msnh VII ee liable 10 punishment a. q
common criminal
In oonol1sioB. be said that Bslfoar
heo presented series Of alleged facts
n Justification of the 0ovsEnmeul's an-
lion. These alleRations they should
have chance 10 eorroboEats Og Fefuts
before coming 10 decision.
Sir B. =. Webster. Attorney General,
eaid thai abundant evidanoo had al
ready been a1dnoed % 70 the evil work
tng1 Of The League. The government
viii neg Try TIE experiment whether
after the suppression Of the League
meetings AheFs woald npi be less intimi-
dation. Either the League or the GOV
eminent vii 20 down. The govern
ment viii Be supported by the con-
seriousness thai they had done their
duty.
Harrington said be desired 70 reuly
that The League would 20 on In ils for
meR way IN spite Of The prociamatisn.
Lord Harrington said aa Ear as ne
action Of the League waa wholly polifi-
cal, u co1ld not be condemned, but II
ils action destroyed the liberty Of The
people and good eoVeFnmenl ID Gid not
matter what its motives were. II were
enough thai its Rctions we're hostile 20 4
Law and order. He agreed With the |
govornment on the step proposed and /
that the Leagues aim was In /
Justice and Ice methods In defiance of
aW.
Sir William Vernon Harooars sald
hat HartinRton's support OF the gov
lfnment was not Of d most cordial
character, and his argument wAa weak.
Sir William complained that ths
ninistFy's oondoet 10 quoting from
documents vas q eoandaioas
10 blast the raputution ans
uspend the liberties % the whole peo-
llo upon evidences that uould not Be L
seeived against The Wioksdeat criminal. /
W. GoKnam argued that tha League
sas an ouAarOwth Of the Land League,
shioh the Liberals bad proclaimed. /
There vas nothina that could equal the
aaEful system Of espionage carried on
lnder she auspioes Of the League.
Mr.. Healy 10 closing the debate oeun-
elod the Irish people 10 have conhdoDce
D The Intentions Of England, and to ah-
tain from violence.
GlsdssoHs's resolution was nsQaaived
" 70 19l.
Il vas siatsd tonight that ne Govern.
nent intends on Monday 10 propose q
modification oloinFo rule with q view Of
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